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My roommate's black cat got out the other night and we spent over an hour looking for him. He was right out in the open, we just couldn't see him. We don't let him out because we live on a very busy street and animals always get smushed out there. And yes, we used flashlights. Just had to point them in the right direction.

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this was my black cat, Boo. She was adopted from the pound and after having her home for 5 days she developed a blood disease and passed away. She was such a cool little cat, I really miss her even tho I only had her for a short time

My childhood pet was an all black (nose & pads too) shorthair cat named Thomasina.

She was born the same month that I was and lived to be 19.

You are very correct Witchy, she was my familiar.

Yup! I know how this is. Every time something goes missing, I yell for the cat.


The title is... 'Moving out of our apartment and we came across her stash.'



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Spookymufu wrote:this was my black cat, Boo. She was adopted from the pound and after having her home for 5 days she developed a blood disease and passed away. She was such a cool little cat, I really miss her even tho I only had her for a short time

Sorry to hear that. I have a black cat as well named Evie.

This is my Lily. Love her to pieces. She's in my avatar also. Black cats have a special place in my heart.

I never owned a cat until I was in my mid-40s, but since then I have owned five (not all at the same time; I have three now). My first two were grey tabbies; then we got an orange & white cat. Next was an orange cat, and then an all-white one. I think black cats are gorgeous and would love to have one, but I don't want another cat now. It is expensive to maintain them all!

Our orange cat is a girl. I am told that is unusual. Most orange cats are boys.